Summit County Community Notes: 9-27-2012

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On Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the town of Frisco will present a workshop for athletes that will focus on mental preparation for racing and training. Workshop director Terry Chiplin, founder of Active Mind Race Camps, will guide participants on how to change self-belief, build confidence and how to develop a personalized visualization program. The workshop is open to adults 18 and older and is $65/person (includes lunch) and will take place at the Frisco Day Lodge. Pre-registration is required. Click www.activemindracecamps.com or call (303) 304-9159 for additional information and to register.

An unofficial "Commanders Call" will take place at Adriano's Bistro, 240 Lake Dillon Dr., on Saturday beginning at 2 p.m. This is a chance for all retired, active duty or veterans of all branches of the U.S. Armed Forces to get together and meet with all those who have served in the military. It will be hosted by a retired general who makes Dillon his home.

Call (970) 368-0508 after 3 p.m. daily to make required reservations. Seating is limited, 18 years and older.

The Summit Community Orchestra is seeking more string players. If you play an orchestral string instrument, we have a spot for you. We are especially in need of violins. The SCO is a nonprofit, volunteer orchestra in Summit County under the direction of Kenneth Evans. It is composed of fine musicians from Summit and surrounding counties. Our mission is to promote joy and appreciation of classical music in the community through offering free concerts and providing educational opportunities for young musicians. If interested, call Ann at (970) 262-1880.

Mark your calendars for a celebration of local and seasonal food at Vinny's Euro American Restaurant in Frisco on Oct. 4. The dinner is a special, one-night-only feature of healthy recipes made with fresh and seasonal ingredients donated by local farmers and community gardens. It's a unique opportunity to celebrate fall, show appreciation for all things local and support grassroots conservation efforts in Summit County. Proceeds benefit the High Country Conservation Center. Contact us at (970) 668-5703 or at info@highcountryconservation.org for more info.